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Which is why I didn't mention C along with those other languages that are spaghetti. C is simple, clean, and won't get in your way. That last part is why most serious bugs occur. Unless the language is built from the ground up to prevent the bugs from compiling then you will always have vulnerabilities.

I know that C is a beautiful language and Rust is ugly but at some point we have to realize that humans are error prone and will always produce buggy C code.

As for Rust dependency issues, here's a very simple article for beginners:

https://marketsplash.com/tutorials/rust/rust-dependencies/

There's also the cargo tree command to find duplicate dependencies:

cargo tree --duplicates

By far more better than the dependency hell that is Node.js :D

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Duplicates aren't the main cause of dependency hell in Node.js, although they certainly don't help matters.

Other systems languages have kept simple, C-like syntax without the associated error rates. Removing a lot of implicit casting and having sane compiler standards is all you need, not a bad implementation of the HM type system.